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DescriptionConflictNonviolent.png	English: If one side on conflict is seen to be substantially nonviolent, they tend to attract support from people previously on the sidelines repulsed by the violence from the other side.
Date	27 July 2013, 19:33:12
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Author	DavidMCEddy

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